Wolverine Classic #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the earliest solo adventures of Wolverine from Marvel Comics Presents #1-10, written by Chris Claremont with art by John Buscema. It features the iconic 'Weapon X' storyline that delves into Wolverine's mysterious past and the adamantium bonding process. A foundational collection for fans of the character's solo mythos.
In "Sword Quest," Wolverine ventures into the shadowy streets of Madripoor, donning the alias "Patch" as he hunts the legendary Black Sword. Tasked with rescuing Mariko's secretary from a ruthless pirate crew, he pushes deeper into a web of myth and danger—where every blade carries a story. Written by Chris Claremont and brought to life with bold art by John Buscema and Al Williamson, the cover by Buscema and Williamson captures the grit and mystery of this high-stakes mission.
In "Sword Quest," Wolverine, operating under the alias "Patch" in the lawless streets of Madripoor, hunts the legendary Black Sword while unraveling a deadly conspiracy tied to the Black Sword Cult. With the help of Lindsay McCabe and a dangerous alliance with Noburo Kojima—known as Death—Wolverine confronts Banapar Khan and his ruthless followers in a high-stakes mission that tests his resolve and his past.
In "Possession Is The Law," Wolverine finds himself locked in a deadly struggle as Jessica Drew is overtaken by the malevolent Black Blade, forcing him and the Silver Samurai into a desperate fight to reclaim her. When Wolverine finally succeeds, the sword's power claims him instead, plunging him into a battle he may not survive.
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↩ Reprints Wolverine #1 (1988), Wolverine #2 (1988), Wolverine #3 (1989), Wolverine #4 (1989), Wolverine #5 (1989)
Reprinted in Wolverine Omnibus #1 (2009)
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